Return To Zero - Bodyjar

Return To Zero

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verse 1:
Dm Bb
Machines are rolling
Dm
once again it's time
Bb
to meet your new best
Dm
friend He's in your
Bb
face and in your
C
pocket don't take
Fm
your eyes off him
Is he someone you
C# Bbm
long to be? Identities
C
are altered for you
Fm
Never see what it's
C#
really like if it's
Bbm
ugly deep inside
Cm
consumer life
consumes a life to
 
[Refrão] 1:
Gm F
hit zero once
Eb
again and follow
Dm
life the way it's
Gm
meant to be There
Bb/D
must be something
Eb
more in store for
me We can't be
Gm
forced to see Hit
F
zero Once again
Eb
without the thoughts
Dm
of someone else to
Gm
blend There must be
B/D
something more cos
Eb
I am bored We can
Gm F/A Bb Cm x2
be forced to feed
 
verse 2:
Dm Bb
He's got a book
Dm
to sell you too
Bb
a self made icon
Dm
sold to you He's
Bb
representing
C
everything I wish
had not existed
Fm C#
But somebody else
might come and
Bbm
be the one the
C
one to follow
Fm
There's something
C#
I've known I've
Bbm
seen this herd
mentality creates
Cm
the fuel to run
C#m B A F#m E
machines forever
 
Bridge:
C#m
And I have been
B
the worst of
A D
both extremes
 
Interlude: Gm-F-Bb-Cm x2
 
[Refrão]2:
Gm F
hit zero once
Eb
again and follow
Dm
life the way it's
Gm
meant to be There
Bb/D
must be something
Eb
more in store for
me We can't be
Gm
forced to see Hit
F
zero Once again
Eb
without the thoughts
Dm
of someone else to
Gm
blend There must be
B/D
something more cos
Eb
I am bored We can
Fm C# Bbm C x2
be forced to feed
 
Interlude: Gm-F-Bb-Cm x2
 
Outro:
Gm F
And I have been
Bb
the worst of
Cm
the extremes
Gm
Self thoughts
F
could be
Bb
impossible
Cm Gm F Gm F Gm F Gm F
it seems

How to play Return To Zero

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dm. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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